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CJ comment on state institutions has stripped judiciary of its neutrality – Manhyia South MP
He stressed that the Chief Justice was performing an official function and was not speaking as a private citizen, adding that the Judiciary must maintain neutrality when commenting on political administration.
Describing the remarks as an “unfortunate indiscretion,” the MP said the Chief Justice’s official capacity made the comments particularly concerning.
According to him, the Chief Justice therefore spoke with the full institutional weight of the Judiciary behind him.
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